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ORIENTATION LEADERSThe Orientation Leaders are a select group of student leaders who work closely with the Spring andSummer Orientation programs, Welcome Week, and the PDP program at Bridgewater College.These students are selected via an application process near the conclusion of the Fall semester. Thelimited number of positions tends to be highly competitive. Orientation Leaders are tasked withassisting new students with their transition to Bridgewater College by role modeling, answeringquestions, and being available during these transitions.In addition to Orientation Leaders, Orientation Leader Assistants are also selected in the Springsemester to assist only with the Welcome Week activities. The OLA positions are a great way forstudents who are thinking of being an Orientation Leader for the following year to get an idea of whatit is like to assist new students.AdvisorMs. Crystal LynnPEP BAND (“Screaming Eagles”)Pep Band is a student-led organization that performs at home football and basketball games. It isopen to all students. Students select the music, organize rehearsals, and create policy. The emphasisis on having fun.Student ContactFaculty AdvisorMarianne HouffDr. Timothy M. WeirSTUDENT AMBASSADOR ASSOCIATIONThis student organization is dedicated to serving Bridgewater College students of the past, present,and future by working to promote pride in all aspects of the College environment and in the broaderBridgewater College community. Student Ambassadors strive to portray a positive message toprospective students and their families about Bridgewater College. Through campus tours and therelay of information, ambassadors promote the ideal image and atmosphere of Bridgewater College.This select group of students represents the best of a diverse, self-confident, enthusiastic, andscholarly student body. Its members represent all academic majors, varied interests, numerousgeographic locations, and all classifications. The Ambassadors assist the Admissions Office withcampus tours, special visitation days, and housing prospective students during the on-going recruitingprocess.PresidentVice PresidentAdvisorTina LoweKatelyn StackpoleMr. Jarret SmithSTUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEEThe Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) serves the student-athletes of the College andprovides a forum for them to discuss issues, concerns and support for BC athletics. The mission ofthe SAAC is to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting athletic and academicopportunities, protecting their welfare, and fostering a positive image, while maintaining the tenantsof the rules and regulations of the ODAC and Division III philosophy.Student ContactsAdvisorKatie LeonardMr. Conor Smith54
STUDENT MINISTRY BOARDThe Student Ministry Board (SMB) consists of the Student Peer Ministers and meets weekly to planspiritual growth and service opportunities for the campus community.MembersAdvisorHolly BartonKari Bay, Lindsay DavisJohn GlickEmma HaagAudrey HollenbergDylan KennedyTJ LilleyNathaniel ParrotChaplain Robbie MillerSTUDENT PEER MINISTERSStudent Peer Ministers extend the reach of God‘s love at BC by hosting weekly small groups,planning opportunities for spiritual growth and service, and supporting students in their faith journey.Student Peer MinistersAdvisorHolly BartonKari Bay, Lindsay DavisJohn GlickEmma HaagAudrey HollenbergDylan KennedyTJ LilleyNathaniel ParrotChaplain Robbie MillerSTUDENT SERVICE BOARDThe Student Service Board (SSB) seeks to foster greater awareness of and involvement in serviceopportunities by acting as a link between community needs and Bridgewater College. The SSBconsists of a Student Service Director and Student Service Coordinators who plan serviceopportunities in their respective program areas.Director of the Board Holly KnuppAging Services Coordinators Jamie Knupp and Emily GilesChildren & Youth Services Stephanie PainterCommunity & Social Services Megan McNeilEducation ServicesChris GallagherEnvironment Services Priscilla Fisher and Sophie ThomasHealth & Disability Services Rachel Thomas and Kat PayneAdvisorMs. Stephanie Wilson, Director of Service-Learning55
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EAGLEHANDBOOK2010-11
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MISSION STATEMENTThe mission of Bri
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ACADEMICSAcademic AffairsDr. Carol
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